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        && \multicolumn{1}{c}{minimum} &&
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                         How many women && 28 && 74\tabularnewline
            How many justices currently && 30 && 69\tabularnewline
              How many justices usually && 42 && 73\tabularnewline
         Name of Senate Majority Leader && 38 && 67\tabularnewline
                  Name of Chief Justice && 38 && 55\tabularnewline
                 Term length of justice && 60 && 73\tabularnewline
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            Possible to remove justices && 24 && 38\tabularnewline
            Final say over Constitution && 63 && 75\tabularnewline
        Possible to watch lawyers argue && 13 && 22\tabularnewline
                How are justices chosen && 66 && 73\tabularnewline
        Best description of Court power && 37 && 44\tabularnewline
           What happens if tie decision && 25 && 29\tabularnewline
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                                   Mean && 39 && 68\tabularnewline
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        \textit{Ranges of percentages answering correctly across closed-ended conditions.} We calculated the percentage of subjects answering each question correctly in each closed-ended condition. This table reports, for each question, the range of percentages correct, where the range is taken across closed-ended conditions.\newline Within each tier, questions are ordered from those with the largest range to those with the smallest. The first six questions had four closed-ended conditions: long-difficult, short-difficult, long-easy, and short-easy. The next six questions had only two conditions: long (five response options) and short (three response options).
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